Medicare Part A covers which of the following?

Medicare Part A covers which of the following?

• A. In-patient hospital care
• B. Outpatient physician services
• C. Dental care only
• D. Vision care only

Answer: (A)

Medicare Part A is hospital insurance, so it primarily covers inpatient hospital care—the care you receive while you’re staying in a hospital, including the room, meals, nursing, and related services during that stay. It also covers certain related needs after the hospital stay, such as skilled nursing facility care, hospice, and some home health services. Outpatient physician services fall under Part B, not Part A, and routine dental or vision care is not covered by Part A in most cases (though some exceptions or additional plans may apply).

Medicare Part A is hospital insurance, so it primarily covers inpatient hospital care—the care you receive while you’re staying in a hospital, including the room, meals, nursing, and related services during that stay. It also covers certain related needs after the hospital stay, such as skilled nursing facility care, hospice, and some home health services. Outpatient physician services fall under Part B, not Part A, and routine dental or vision care is not covered by Part A in most cases (though some exceptions or additional plans may apply).